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The impact of different (rheumatoid) arthritis phenotypes on patients' lives.

Rheumatology (Oxford, England) - 2 Aug 2021

Luurssen-Masurel Nathalie, Weel Angelique Elisabeth Adriana Maria, Hazes Johanna Maria Wilhelmina, de Jong Pascal Hendrik Pieter

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OBJECTIVES: To compare patient-reported outcome (PRO) domains between three arthritis phenotypes [undifferentiated arthritis (UA), autoantibody-negative RA (RA-) and autoantibody-positive RA (RA+)] at diagnosis, after 2 years and over time. METHODS: All UA (n = 130), RA- (n = 176) and RA+ (n = 331) patients from the tREACH trial, a stratified single-blinded trial with a treat-to-target approach, were used. PRO...

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PMID: 33237330
DOI: 10.1093/rheumatology/keaa845
PMCID: PMC8328508

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